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just this then:
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/saatchi-three-get-the-old-band-back-together-tm7h86fw7
article by Jamie Nimmo - copied below:
Corny broker comes a cropper
There’s racy and then there’s Pello Capital. The small-cap stockbroker has been hit with restrictions by the City watchdog. Neither side has explained why, but theories range from a lack of cash on Pello’s behalf to clients allegedly dumping shares after floats before they were supposed to. Pello said it was “committed to working with the FCA to remove the restrictions as quickly as possible”.
It’s not its first brush with the authorities. In 2017, under its former guise as Cornhill Capital, the firm was fined £210,000 over the share placing fiasco at New World Oil & Gas, where an investor, Chris Williams, accidentally bought half the AIM-listed company in the name of his 76-year-old mother, Judith, who owned a lovely bed and breakfast in the Malvern Hills. Other escapades include helping thrice-bankrupt Dominic Chappell drum up funds to buy BHS from Sir Philip Green before it collapsed into administration a year later. The chubby charlatan, now in prison for tax evasion, ended up not paying Cornhill for the advice. Who’d have thought it?
this is true, but retail shareholders, like me, on contacting the lead brokers were redirected to Pello in order to receive an allocation, pre-IPO. Does that clear it up for you. Others on various boards have also told you exactly this, and you seem very prickly about it, which is interesting...
Kev,
Yeah, that was my point. I was querying why dyresearch was saying that Pello had nothing to do with the NFT IPO.
BigChops
“ When i was looking at getting involved in the IPO, the guys i was dealing with had pello email addresses. Any insight on why this would be the case?”
They are stockbrokers. That’s what they do. They get bits of placings that they sell to their clients.
WAwa38
“ and then there's Dispersion Holdings - they've been busy boys. Lead IPO broker, Pello, suspended for allowing pre-IPO investors to cash in too early...”
That’s very interesting. Wrong, but interesting nonetheless.
exactly - I got pre-IPO allocation for both NFT and Dispersion Holdings from Pello.
When i was looking at getting involved in the IPO, the guys i was dealing with had pello email addresses. Any insight on why this would be the case?
next move.....this was noted 2 months ago ...something may well be finalised in September
"in the process of completing two further investments for a combined £1.1m, details of which will be disclosed once binding agreements are signed.
Other potential new investment opportunities are also under review but will only be advanced if these meet NFT's due diligence and investment criteria."
If you look at the Admission Document for NFT you will see that its brokers are Tennyson and First Sentinel. For Dispersion its Novum and Tennyson.
Pello has no commercial arrangement with either company as far as I can see
and then there's Dispersion Holdings - they've been busy boys. Lead IPO broker, Pello, suspended for allowing pre-IPO investors to cash in too early...
Let’s see what their next move is. Plenty cash to invest.
22 April 2021
NFT Investments PLC
("NFT Investments" or the "Company")
First Investment Made in Leading Luxury Fashion Technology Firm AEON.
“ AEON uses sophisticated digital solutions to support and innovate supply chain processes in the luxury fashion industry. It has an extensive list of tier one luxury labels and preeminent fashion houses as clients, including but not limited to Louis Vuitton, Givenchy, Balmain, Balenciaga, Gucci, Chloe, Alexander Wang, Michael Kors and many others.
Under its business division AUTHENTIQUE, AEON's offering includes NFT based verification technology that is being used to strengthen product authentication for designer goods and combat luxury counterfeiting. ”
It has £34m cash. And won’t just invest in NFTs for art - it will invest in related technology also. See Aeon, their only investment so far. In the business of using NFT tech around fraud with designer clothing.
How on earth is this worth £30m?
I thought the whole point of NFTs was to own yr own Nfts in yr own very wallet and trade them yrself.
This company really defeats the whole objective of NFTs whole purpose. It's almost like the founders got kicked out of Argo, sold out too early and are scrambling to get more cash out of gulible investors